Neck Lift in Rhode Island.
Find neck lift surgeons with published results across Rhode Island. Compare before & afters in Providence.
ASPS’s average
$7,885
The surgeon’s fee, no year.
Back to work, Cleveland Clinic
7–14 days
Cities
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Neck Lift by City in Rhode Island
Find surgeons with published results across Rhode Island.
About Neck Lift in Rhode Island
What does a neck lift fix, and what can’t it fix?
A neck lift, which ASPS calls a lower rhytidectomy, treats four things ASPS lists: jowls, fat under the chin, loose neck skin and muscle banding.
2026 Cost Guide
ASPS says the average neck lift costs $7,885, but that’s the surgeon’s fee alone, from statistics it shows with no year.
Neck lift recovery
Cleveland Clinic says most people go back to work 7 to 14 days after a neck lift, and The Aesthetic Society puts recovery at about one to two weeks, varying greatly from person to person.
Before & After Photos
Practice-published results; verify credentials independently
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View in Rhode IslandFrequently asked questions
How much does neck lift cost in Rhode Island?
ASPS says the average neck lift costs $7,885, but that’s the surgeon’s fee alone, from statistics it shows with no year. The Aesthetic Society’s $5,270 is 2022 data whose footnote names surgeon and facility fees, and CareCredit’s $6,149 comes from a lender’s October 2023 study that doesn’t say what it includes. Prices vary by city and provider, so ask more than one practice for a written quote.
Who are the best neck lift surgeons in Rhode Island?
Start by browsing practice-published before-and-after photos, then independently confirm board certification, licensure, facility privileges where applicable, and experience with this procedure. Compare surgeons in Providence and other Rhode Island cities.
What is the recovery time for neck lift?
Cleveland Clinic says most people go back to work 7 to 14 days after a neck lift, and The Aesthetic Society puts recovery at about one to two weeks, varying greatly from person to person. Johns Hopkins says pain, swelling and bruising are gone within two weeks for most people, though swelling can take up to three months to go down.
Can I get a virtual consultation for neck lift in Rhode Island?
Some practices offer a video consultation; ask each one. On Afters you can build a plan with your goals and photos and send it to the Rhode Island practices you choose.